Ideas Curation
Here's some Talks I have curated for TEDAI Vienna & TEDxVienna
What's an idea?
Not every story is neccessarily an idea.
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This is how I see it: Ideas are about the essence or a principle behind things, actions, or phenomena. They're about the why, how and what of things. Ideas are abstract concepts that can be a notion, a belief, a theory, a plan, or an impression. Stories are inherently narrative and temporal, dependent on the "who," "when," "where," and "what happened". They are embedded in cultural and social contexts and serve to entertain, educate, preserve culture, and instill moral values.
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What this means is that a truly powerful idea can stand alone.
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Jack Wilmot
What I Learned from Spending
a Week in Virtual Reality
Jak Wilmot is an online content creator & co-founder of Atlanta based studio, Disrupt. His experimental documentaries showcase the relationship between human psychology
and technology.
Matthias Scheutz
Why Robots Need to be Able to Say "No"
Matthias Scheutz is a Professor in Cognitive and Computer Science in the Department of Computer Science, Director of the Human-Robot Interaction Laboratory and Bernard M. Gordon Senior Faculty Fellow in the School of Engineering
at Tufts University.
Marc Teyssier
Why the next generation of interfaces
will be human
Marc Teyssier is a Designer, Researcher and Associate Professor at De Vinci Research Center. He obtained a PhD in Engineering from the Polytechnic Institute of Paris in Human-Computer Interaction at Télécom Paris. Marc was a visiting Researcher at MIT Media Lab, Bristol University, and Saarland University.